Photo Contest! Share Pictures of Students Engaged in Active Learning
In an effort to expand features on our community members’ work, NCSCE is continuing a series of photo contests to source and highlight images that convey the broad scope of…
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Students Measure Urban Stream Health in Citizen Science Field Research Project
By Lisa Lobel and Elisabeth Cianciola Wheelock College and the Charles River Watershed Association integrated classroom work with citizen science field research in urban stream health through the project “A…
Science, Humans, and Nature: A Southern Appalachia Story
by LaRoy Brandt, Lincoln Memorial University On October 27th, Lincoln Memorial University (LMU), the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum, and the Cumberland Mountain Research Center hosted 84 middle school students…
Recipients of Transcending Barriers to Success Pilot Grants to Launch Environmental and Health Projects
Over the summer, NCSCE was awarded a grant by the W.M. Keck Foundation to to establish and advance robust partnerships between indigenous populations and local formal and informal educators to…
Registration Now Open for Science and Engineering for Social Good
The National Center for Science and Civic Engagement invites you to attend our upcoming conference, Science and Engineering for Social Good. This conference will be held at Georgia Institute of…
Sources of Biological Energy Pearl Now Online
Please visit this page to access the newly published pearl on biological energy by Dr. Linden Higgins of Education for Critical Thinking and Dr. Elizabeth Dolci of Johnson State College.…
SCI Co-Director Susan Reiser Collaborates on Interdisciplinary Art at Vassar College
Intersections, an installation of shapes, shadows, and light, was recently on display at the Palmer Gallery at Vassar college. The installation was the result of an interdisciplinary collaboration between a…
Educators, Community Members, and Students Explore STEM Education in Mississippi
Belhaven University in Jackson Mississippi recently hosted a symposium entitled “STEM Education in Mississippi: Issues and Innovations” on September 29, 2017. The symposium was sponsored by a first of its…
Karen Kashmanian Oates Appointed Scholar in Residence
NCSCE is pleased to announce that Dr. Karen Kashmanian Oates will serve as Scholar in Residence during her upcoming sabbatical. Eliza Reilly, executive director of NCSCE, commented, "Since becoming founding…
SCI-Chesapeake Bay Hosts Workshop on Sustainable Food Production
by Tom Wood, SCI-Chesapeake Bay Co-Director, George Mason University On September 24, the Chesapeake Bay SENCER Center for Innovation held a day-long workshop focused on sustainable food production at the…